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"BCITORGB" wrote in message ups.com... Wolfgang says: ============== In theory, this means anyone soloing from the back seat would have less affect on trim than in a canoe, and it should be easier to balance. Unfortunately, the other seat is also closer to center which means it would take more weight to counterbalance there. On the other hand, if there is a forward hatch or some other way to get weight up near the bow, it would take considerably less to do the job. =============== Wolfgang, that was pretty much my thinking as well, but I thought, given the wealth of experience around this forum, that I'd ask. It would be just like me to have given this a theoretical one-over, only to have missed some fairly obvious practical variables. As a lifetime klutz, I speak from experience. If it can be screwed up, I'll be the one to do it (reality NEVER correlates with my abstractions!). So, what's the worst that can happen? You die, right? Wolfgang um.......you won't sue me, will you? |
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